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Hey church home, we're so excited to come to you from Singapore once again.

You know, one of the beautiful things about being in this part of the world is that we have church at home host from Singapore from different places around Southeast Asia.

And you know, it's great for us not to just hear everything from Seattle all the time, we're from LA all the time, but realize we are a church around the world.

And seeing our brothers and sisters here in Asia has been so wonderful and so beautiful and we love the city nation of Singapore.

It's been really incredible and I'm excited to talk today as we're continuing in our series of the last conversation of Jesus.

You know, there's something about last words that are so important.

And these last moments where Jesus sat down with his disciples at the Passover supper and he knew he was about to die and go to heaven and do all these big changes.

And so these words of Jesus are so important.

And we see them recorded in the book of John in the last few chapters, really John 13 to 18.

And in our woven throughout these chapters, Jesus references and he makes this hint of this one topic of this one gift of something that is going to change after he dies.

And it goes and Jesus calls it a gift. He says, I'm going to give you a gift. I'm going to give you something so important.

So these next few moments, we're going to talk about that gift, but I have to make a confession as we get started and you have to promise not to judge me based on my confession, but here it is.

I am a person who completely judges a gift based on its value.

I'll say that again and you can judge me again. I am a person who completely judges a gift based on its value.

But before you judge me too hard, it's not necessarily the value you think it's going to be. See, it's not monetary value.

I actually drive my husband crazy and it's because of this. My love language is quality time.

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